Sentence examples for popular interpretations from inspiring English sources

Thompson argued that popular interpretations of tulipmania have failed to distinguish between options and futures.

And in the wake of Thompson and Hobsbawm's histories – as well as the work of Raphael Samuel, Asa Briggs and Christopher Hill – popular interpretations of the past shifted.

So far, one important implication of modern textual theory has had little effect on popular interpretations.

Morality as a topic is all the more important given popular interpretations of Darwin's concept of adaptation through natural selection.

We believe that this definition captures the spirit of Giddings' definition while avoiding the problems associated with its popular interpretations.

Centrality measures, or at least popular interpretations of these measures, make implicit assumptions about the manner in which traffic flows through a network.

In the popular interpretation, that indicates that consumers believe the economy is improving.

Recent new research suggests that reinforcements were en route to the Alamo, Mr. Winders said, and that Travis, contrary to popular interpretation, knew it.

Who would have sued them?" At the time, a popular interpretation of Lehman Brothers' demise was that Bernanke and Paulson had finally drawn a line in the sand.

The Scientific Theory known as Heisenberg's uncertainty principle holds, in its popular interpretation, that to observe something is to affect its course.

The popular interpretation of what happened is that Zampella and West were keen to take Call of Duty in a new direction, while Activision wanted more Modern Warfare.